Your Christmas Shopping for a Song
Date posted: 04-Dec-2017
Aka - The Grand Christmas Shopping Expedition to Tiritiri Matangi Island Shop
Dreading..
2018 Photo Comp opens for entries
Date posted: 27-Nov-2017
The 2018 Photo Competition is now open for entries. Click here (/2018-photo-competition-tiritiri-mat..
New reports on ruru nesting and Island conservation
Date posted: 02-Oct-2017
Two new reports have been added to the website.
The first gives details of a summer students..
2018 calendars now available
Date posted: 27-Sep-2017
Our latest calendar, beautifully illustrated with images taken on the Island, is now available fo..
Guided walks for photographers
Date posted: 21-Jun-2017
For a wonderful day of wildlife photography please join us on Tiritiri Matangi Island for a Ph..
Ferry discounts for Supporters
Date posted: 18-May-2017
Tiritiri Matangi Island, the perfect winter's day trip. The birds are at their best, warm up w..
More kiwi for the Island
Date posted: 04-Apr-2017
In 1993 and 1995, sixteen little spotted kiwi were released on Tiritiri Matangi Island. The ma..
2017 Photo Competition
Date posted: 22-Mar-2017
It is that time of year again when we are looking for entries for our photo competition (and phot..
The 2017 concert
Date posted: 05-Feb-2017
This year's concert promises to be another wonderful and unique experience. Click here (/concert-..
Shorebird Film Festival at Devonport
Date posted: 26-Oct-2016
Click here (/miscellaneous documents/DevWaderFilms.jpg) for details of a forthcoming film festival c..
People on Tiritiri
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Mary-Ann RowlandMary-Ann manages the shop and the guiding operation on Tiritiri. Along with the DoC ranger on duty, she helps to welcome the daily visitors as they disembark and then matches them with a suitable walk and a guide. She co-ordinates our volunteers who operate the shop and lead the guided walks, organizes their training and provides them with regular updates on what's happening on the Island. |
Kata TamakiKata is one of our two permanent Department of Conservation rangers. Kata took up her role on Tiri in November 2016. |
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Vonny SprayVonny became our second permanent Department of Conservation ranger in January 2017. |
Barbara and Ray WalterRay was the last resident lighthouse keeper on Tiritiri and became our first ranger, soon to be joined by Barbara. The contribution made by these two in the foundation of Tiritiri as an open reserve, in the planting programme and the visitor experience, has created a legacy which will surely last as long as the Island itself. |
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Jim BattersbyJim was the founding chairperson of the Tiritiri Matangi Supporters (SoTM). His drive and foresight has contributed to the successful organisation that we are today. |
Brian ChandlerBrian is the current chairperson of the Supporters of Tiritiri Matangi. He leads an enthusiastic set of committee members and likes to get involved in the practical work on the Island. |
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Barbara HughesBarbara is our Educator. She started work on 17th January 2013 and will work with Mary-Ann on our school visits programme.Barbara, who is a biology teacher herself, interacts closely with school staff and students. Her aim is to increase the value of school visits, and hopefully attract more, by integrating the students Tiritiri experience to the curriculum. |
Liz MaireLiz has been appointed as our assistant educator and will work with Barbara sharing the interactions with visiting students and adding her own ideas arising from many years in her previous role as a community ranger in the Department of Conservation. |
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